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Description

In this hands-on course you will learn to convert any static HTML, CSS template into a fully functional Custom Wordpress Theme which will ready to use in production for any website.

We will learn everything in a step by step approach as mentioned below:

• 1.1-Installing the software xampp and vscode

• 1.2-Downloading Wordpress engine

• 1.3-Setting up wordpress config and database

• 1.4-Setting up wordpress through its installer

• 1.5-What is a content management system

• 1.6-Taking closer look at wodpress

• 1.7-Detailed walk through of the wordpress backend

• 1.8-Downloading the static html template

• 1.9-Static Html tempplate walk through

• 2.1-Creating all the theme files

• 2.2-Adjusting the static html template to fit our theme layout

• 2.3-Moving static markup to header.php footer.php and front-page.php

• 2.4-Setting up theme information and theme preview image

• 2.5-Copying main.css to style.css of theme

• 2.6-wp_head and wp_footer function

• 2.7-enqueue style file and include header and footer to fornt-page

• 2.8-enqueue all the javascript files

• 2.9-fixing the console error for missing javascript files

• 3.1-Adding multiple theme support capability to our custom theme

• 3.2-Adding body_class function to header file

• 3.3-Making site title websiye link and description dynamic

• 3.4-Displaying website logo uploaded via dashboard

• 3.5-Making navigation menu items dynamic

• 3.6-Styling the Menu and Sub menu

• 3.7-Removing unwanted section from Footer

• 3.8-Registering Main Sidebar in functions php file

• 3.9-Registering 3 Footer Widgets in functions php file

• 3.10-Calling footer widgets and passing dynamic content to from Dashboard

• 4.1-Fetching Posts from Wordpress Dashboard via WP_Query

• 4.2-Creating Posts from dashboard

• 4.3-Display Post Information for each Post

• 4.4-Creating custom post type

• 4.5-looping over custom post type on front page

• 4.6-Displaying Portfolio information for each portfolio and doing wp-reset-postdata